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• THOMPSON
We wish to thank all those who expressed their
best wishes and remembered us in various
ways at the time of our 50th wedding anniver-
sary. Thanks to the many who attended the
open house. Alt was a memorable time to visit
and reminisce with friends and family. Bev and
Don. - 34xmc
GUAM
Thanks to Susan and Cote, Laurie and Becky
for organizing our anniversary party -. we had a
great time! Thanks to all who joined us and
shared in our celebration. Lee, your music was
certainly enjoyed by all. All the best .wishes,
cards and gifts are very much appreciated and
will be remembered for a very long time. Anne
and Ray. - 34
MEDICAL AID FUNDRAISER
We would like to thank everyone , who has
donated to our Peru medical fund thug far. Your
generosity helped us raise $466 at our BBQ!
Thanks for your donated items. For anyone
wishing to still donate, there is a donation box
at Shear Design in Lucknow. Thanks, Karen
Blackwell and Denise Gilchrist. - 34nx
MACPERSON
1 would like to thank all of my family, friends and
neighbours for a great farewell party. Your
cards and gifts were greatly appreciated. To my
Mom, Dad and Tyler. and Cole for all your help'
getting ready for the party and for the great
meal that you made for everyone. It is great to
live in a small town. I will miss you all..Travis. -
34ar
48 Coming Events
ART YOUNG'S 80TH BIRTHDAY
Come and Go Tea, Saturday, Aug. 22, 2 to 4 p.m.
at Dungannon Seniors Centre, 78 Albert Street,
Dungannon. Best wishes only. - 34c
CHURCH SERVICE AT POINT FARMS
Lucknow Community Christian Reformed Church
will be holding their worship service outdoors at
Point Farms on Sunday, Sept. 6 at 10:30 a.m. in
front of the barn. In case of rain, the service will
be moved to our church on Place Street in
Lucknow. Join us, bring friends and lawn chairs. -
34,35,36ar
BENEFIT SALE FOR MEDICAL EXPENSES
Bake sale, supper and auction on Wednesday,
Aug. 26 at Mervin Streicher's Farm. Turn north at
Bernie to 2nd road right, first farm on right, fire #
315. Bake sale starts at 3 p.m., supper 4:30 to 6
p.m: Auction: 6:30 sharp on new hand made
quilts, crib to queen size. Also some other new
items. - 34cc
Get your 5-10 the easy way!
Order a. Good Food Box!
September orders due: Sept.4
Pickup: Sept. 11
To order, call Alice Burgsma
519-529-3110
Lucknow ' Community
it\Christian Reformed Church
293 Place Street, Lucknow
www.Iucknowccrc.ca
519.528.3133
Pastor Rita Klein-Geltink
Services: Sundays at 10 a.m.
• After Music in the Fields ...
join us for Music in the Church!
• Coming soon: outdoor worship service
at Point Farms, St n Jay, Sept. 6, 10:30 a.m.
You're invited to join us; bring friends)
GIVE BLOOD IN LUCKNOW
Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2 to 8:30 p.m., Lucknow
Community Centre, Willoughby Road. Call 1-
888 -2 -donate. - 33-35ar
BLYTH FESTIVAL SINGERS
Blyth Festival Singers want you! Wednesday,
Sept. 9. Registration 7:30 p.m. Practice 8 p.m.
sharp. Clinton Public School. For more infd call
519-482-9660. - 33,34,36cc
ANNUAL MEETING
of Lochalsh Cemetery, Thursday, Aug. 20, 7
p.m. at the grounds. - 33,34ar
FIRST AID
Standard 1 st. aid/CPR-C Certification course.
Monday, Aug. 24, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
Fisherman's Cove. Please call 519-395-2757 if
interested. $100/person. - 33,34ar
August Worship Schedule
Lucknow Presbyterian Churches
Aug. 23 - VBS Service 10 am. (Lucknow)
Aug. 30 - South Kinloss @ 9:30 a.m.
- Lucknow @ 11 a.m.
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE.
• Blood Donor Clinic
Wednesday, Aug. 26
• Tenille Cranston & Darren Douce
Wedding Reception - Saturday, Aug. 29
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McDonagh Insurance 519-528-3423
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Aug. 19 solution
The Aug. 4 results for
the BlackHorse men saw
A flight going to Bob
Parks; B flight went to
Terry Cooper, Angus
Stark, Rob Liddle, Dave
Evans and Barry
McDonagh; C flight went
to Art Helm, Ron Stanley
and Steve Ogilvie.
Closest -to -pin on num-
ber 11 was Art Helm and
on number 13 was Bob
Parks.
Hidden team winners
were Dave Evans, John
Gross, Andy Sande and
Bob Ogilvie.
BlackHorse ladies golf results
On a lovely Wednesday
afternoon the BlackHorse
ladies played regular golf
and secret partners were
drawn.
Michelle Scarborough
and Eleanor Roppel won
first place. There was a tie
for second and the winners
were Diane Leslie and
Betty Stanley; Pauline
Pegg and Rosalie Zettler.
Next week the
BlackHorse ladies will be
playing on Thursday as the
Owen Sound District is
being held at BlackHorse.
Don't forget to sign up at
the clubhouse for . our
1
member guest on Sept. 2
BlackHorse senior
Mixed seniors on Aug.
10 was nine holes played
on the Stableford scoring
system with handicap in a
team format.
The first place team
consisted of Gladys
Hamilton,
Barry
McDonagh, Allan
Hackett and John Gross.
High points went to
Gladys Hamilton (24) for
the ladies, and for the
men John Gross - and
Richard Papinea i (22).
Longest putt on number:
15 went to Gladys
Hamilton and Don Bone,
and closest -to -the -pt on
number 13 was Richard
Papineau with a very loud
Yah000!
Low gross for the
ladies was Gladys
Hamilton (46) and for the
men, ' a three-way tie with
Wayne . Farrell, John
Gross and Don Bone
(38). ` Did anyone notice
Gladys' name coming up
four times? Good work
Gladys...that makes six:
times.
Senior men on Aug. 10
was 18 holes on the
Stableford scoring system
from the blue tees.
The low net winning
team was ' Richard
Papineau, Dave ' Evans
and yours truly, Glen
Matthews (net 57).
High points went to
Don Bone (43). Closest -
to -the -hole on the second
shot on number one went
to Richard Papineau.
Closest -to -the -hole' on
number six. and again. on
number 17 was Al
Bowers. T
The longest putt =►r
nu mbe c ..14 was George
Armstrong.
Wingham golf course in great s
The weather finally
turnedhot but with the
heat came the rain at the
Wingham, Golf and
Curling . Club. The good
news, the grounds keep-
ers needed the wet days
to get the course back in
great shape.
Many. members and
visitors have made com-
ments on the good play-
ing conditions of the fair-
ways and greens.
The Tuesday ladies
(Aug. 11) had a beautiful
golf day after the threat of
rain in the morning.
Twenty of came out and
enjoyed the golf and
many ate and socialized
on the patio.
. The Aug. 12 morning
senior men had 23
golfers. The winners
were first, Ken Saxton;
second, Doug Neil and
third, Ed Daer. Doug and
Ed tied for low gross with
37. Lloyd. Lamont fin-
ished his day with a big
birdie on number nine.
Congratulations Lloyd.
The second round of
the men's match play was
completed. Thewinners
were Harry George, Clayt
Ruppel; John Tyrell, Bob
Gavreluk, Gerry
Edwards, Doug Neil,
Lorne Millen and Bruce
Skinn: Next round to be
completed by. Aug. 27.
Thursday, Aug. 13 the
weather man gave us
some of that heat we have
been waiting for and the
golfers came out in
record numbers. Buff's
men's night had 53
golfers. The winners were
Trevor Beck, closest to
the pin John Dailleboust,
Lorne Millen and Jay
Marston and longest putts
Richard Watson and Bill
Robinson. Hidden score
went to Bill Deans and
Trevor Hopf and low
gross with a 34 went to
Robinson and Fred
Urbshot.
Friday, Aug. 14 Terry
Anger put on -another jun-
ior clinic for the 6 - 12
year olds.
Winner of the putting
contest was Brad
Pewtress. Terry is busy
teaching the boys and
girls the basic skills : and
proper golf etiquette and
has a real good group of
golfers. Another session
is available this Aug..21.
The sign up sheet for
the John Malick
Memorial Tournament on
Sept. 9 is available at the
pro shop or call 519-357-
2179.
OUT OF BOUNDS
NEWS
After . Dec. 31 the
Wingham Golf and .
Curling Club will not be
accepting any VIP passes
to golf from Turning
Point. The contract has
been terminated, any
passes bought after Aug.
16 are not valid.